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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

7

Elk hunts proceed as scheduled except Po Catello preserve

Wood River and Owyhee elk hunts will go on this year while the Po catello preserve stays closed. Sage grouse checks show 6,213 hunters, 5,260 birds, about 85 per 100 hunters, close to last year though more area opened earlier. Top counts came from Owyhee Bruneau station 150 per 100, Grandview 130, Butte County 140.

Wood River and Owyhee Controlled Pocatello Preserve Owyhee County Bruneau Grandview Butte County

This Is National Newspaper Week Message

The piece explains the unique role of American newspapers in informing the public and interpreting government actions. It emphasizes freedom of print, the duty to present facts clearly, advertise, entertain, and provide a public forum. It notes newspapers set aside a week to highlight services and uphold public trust and standards.

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How Newspapers Serve a Nation by Bob Considine

Bob Considine argues that publicity fuels public spirit and press freedom sustains democracy. He cites Jefferson, Hamilton, and Truman, and notes the press’s role in informing citizens, exposing corruption, and shaping national life across politics, sports, religion, and culture.

Benjamin Disraeli U. S Jefferson France Col Edward Carrington Paris Alexander Hamilton Allen Raymond J. R. Wiggins Washington Post Times Herald University of Minnesota School of Journalism Boston Post Don R. Meller Canton O.) Daily News Victor Riesel McClellan Veterans’ Insurance Truman

National Newspaper Week Remarks

National Newspaper Week calls newspapers to rededicate themselves to the trust placed in them by the American public. The note emphasizes self appraisement over praise as part of recognizing the role of press in a progressive society.

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Suffer the children to come unto me insight in care

The writer reflects on a Toronto AP dispatch about a deer and its caretakers. He compares deer care bills marked paid in full by affection to human care, noting children pay with love and charm. He links this to Jesus saying suffer the little children to come unto me for the kingdom of God.

Associated Press Toronto Jesus

THE PRESTON CITIZEN No. 8

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THE Preston Citizen

Waterfowl and big game seasons announced for Idaho region

The notice outlines waterfowl hunting hours from Oct 5 to Jan 7 with five ducks or 10 in possession, and up to eight or 13 with bonus ducks. Geese limits total six with up to three dark geese, with Canada goose cap limits in Bear Lake, Caribou and Bonneville counties. Deer and elk seasons start Oct 1 for most of southern Idaho. panhandle opens Oct 12. border areas and special hunts adjust. Some areas retain snow goose protections and trumpeter swan protection.

Bear Lake Caribou Bonneville Wyoming Utah Clark Fremont Madison Teton Idaho Shoshone Panhandle Washington Line Latah Nez Perce Lewis Payette Preserve Soldier Mountain

Government highway plan promises $11 return per $1 invested

Federal Highway Administrator Bertram D. Tallamy outlines a new interstate program praised for tests and experience. He cites 10,000 miles driven yearly saving $92 in operating costs and $8 in added taxes, with accidents down 65 percent on improved roads and a $250 million yearly property-damage savings forecast.

Bertram D. Tallamy Congress Tallamy Bureau of Public Roads Meena Roads Bureau Tailamy

Franklin family guests extend Ogden visit

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Seamons and children of Ogden were Saturday overnight guests of her mother Mrs. Laura Chatterton, Sunday. They, with Mr. and Mrs. ...

Vern Seamons Ogden Laura Chatterton

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Preston Don E. Smith Marie Lindhardt Local Reporter Ston and City of Pii Franklin Sagegrouse Report Idaho Press Association Bob Considine International News Service St. Peter’s Catholic East Rev Francis A. Peterse NTA Trademark Com.tesa James C. Ingebretsen Ontario Lands and Forrests Dept Sudbury West Motor: CO Washington Clinton Davidson Nagrweys Serica Reeves Standard Oil Company of California Wayne Evans Anderson Hundregs Anderson Lumber Co Preston, Idaho Anderton
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